Can I use the 7 feet Cable w/ a Bluetooth® Portable Speaker that has a 3.5mm audio jack? I need a good Auxilary cable to connect my MP3 player that lacks Bluetooth, Would the 7 feet cable work?
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As long as your portable speaker has an auxilary in connection (I'm pretty sure it does), you should be able to connect your MP3 player to it.
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The cable will work with any device that uses a 3.5mm input. I am not familiar with the specific device, but as long as there is a 3.5mm input it should work fine
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The dock stopped work really quickley my son has it and it only works with an aux cord! I wouldn't recommend it! I have a sony dock now I love and you can attach Bluetooth speakers. It cost about $90!
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Christine, on my recommendation, my girlfriend purchased on of these for her iPod. It worked flawlessly and she loved its simplicity of use. I was so impressed with the sound quality and performance that a year later I bought one for myself. Neither of us has had any issues with Bluetooth performance or range. I have purchased several JBL products: I've had my Altec-Lansing (a product line of JBL's) iM7 iPod portable speaker for almost ten years and wouldn't give it up for anything) and have been impressed with them all.
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There is a Audio Jack for a 3.5 mm Audio Cable in order for it to play Non-Bluetooth Devices like old MP3 Players, etc.. In fact, the 3.5 Audio cable is included in the box as well..
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30 meters is an amazing range for Bluetooth. I use this with my Motorola ROKR headphones, but if I get 30 FEET from the source, it flickers. What are you using that has a 30 meter range? I want that one.
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Yes it comes with a cable that can connect via your headphone jack. You can also link via bluetooth. They have great sound and very powerful. I hope in the future they will come out with a weatherproof speaker.
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Yes. I have an older MP3 player without blue-tooth that I connect via standard audio cable. Works fine.
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Most receivers don't have a 3.5 mm jack. You just need to purchase a 3.5 mm to RCA cable similar to this: BlueRigger 3.5mm to RCA (2) Stereo Audio Cable (8 Feet)
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Your are correct about the length of the cable. I found it to be too short for my use and DIYed a cable. You can find a longer headphone cable but you must ensure that it has the appropriate 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug with extended shaft, similar to what you will find for portable music players or cell phones. The end connecting to the left side must be the type that will insert into the recessed connection, like the extended shaft on this Amphenol plug: http://www.mouser.ie/ProductDetail/Amphenol-Audio/KS3PC-AU/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMumZtdVBplilw2%2fibSMC4t6
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These questions go to buyers not manufacturers. Can I ,as consumer, shorten the cable....I guess, but why? Its easier to put it wrap it up as shown in the picture. For my purposes I didn't even need a cable, my current ipod system has a 5 ft cable, I simply needed an adapter but this works great.
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Depending on which Zune or other device you have and what it supports for audio transfer you have three options: 1) USB-this often transfers audio for but will keep things charged at the very least. 2) Bluetooth. While the bluetooth standard on this cube isn't the newest, it does work for clear audio transmission on BT compatible devices up to about 33 feet away (in my experience). 3) 3.5 mm or "headphone jack" for audio. At the very least, you can plug in anything with a standard headphone jack or adapt almost anything to fit this connection. This will work with 99% of portable MP3 and newer smartphones with a standard headphone jack. When used with the USB, most devices that are portable can get enough juice to charge and also have clear audio connection via the headphone. The sound quality is good for the size and fills a medium to large room quite well. We use it at our church to sing with preschool students and an iPhone occasionally. It's a nice speaker and not too large. The controls take 1-2 tries to figure out since there's not a big display for modes but just a little amber colored light near one smaller jog wheel to switch between the three input modes. After a few minutes, you will likely never worry about this again and will jam on, seamlessly selecting bluetooth or whatever mode you like. One caveat, I don't believe it works without being plugged in, if that matters to you. Hope that helps!
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I've only used it with an iPhone 5 and my Nexus 7 tablet for listening to podcasts or music in my truck. Any device with Bluetooth should work fine with it. The sound levels where fine. It's pretty loud for its small size. Mine however isn't working well anymore. It keeps cutting out after a few minutes. I'm not sure if it's because I left it plugged in charging for a few days and the battery no longer holds a charge. When it worked I loved it.
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in my case, when i use my aux cable, it was worked with bad sound. so i think that you'd better use this with orginal cable. anyway, it is possible to use ordinary jack.
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Yes, just plug your mp3 player into the auxiliary port using a cable with miniplug. You can also buy a small Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into your headset port and play your mp3 wirelessly.
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I have tried this on my 2009 C300 (which had an ipod connector cable) but unfortunately it didn't work. There is a 3.5 mm (regular headphone) audio out too on this blutooth receiver that can be used to connect to a AUX in (if you have that). Unfortunately my car did not have an AUX-in and therefore I could not use this. Despite this, I decided to keep this device since it looked useful with built in battery and portability. It works with my bose ipod dock though!
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yeah, as long as you have an auxilary cord. the speaker has an input on the back to connect an mp3 player or phone. i believe the speaker even comes with an auxilary cord if i'm not mistaken.
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HI Chai, I am not sure I understand your question but I can tell you this-I have a mac computer that I use and attach the 6 ft earphone line to it, then connect my iPod ear buds to the 6ft line and it works just fine! Hope this helps.